Websites and working tools for artists and makers
Start with prepared pages. Add, remove and rearrange sections, then choose colours and fonts that feel like your work.
Begin with the pages available for your plan, such as Home, About, Portfolio, Shop and Workshops. Their starting sections give you something useful to work with, not an empty canvas.
Move a new collection above your introduction. Add an exhibition announcement. Remove a section that no longer fits.
The same supported section tools let you add, remove and rearrange content as your priorities change.
Add a custom page for commissions, public art, residencies, wholesale, projects, press or another purpose.
Custom pages use the same flexible section tools as preset pages and receive their own web addresses and page-specific SEO.
Add a page to the main menu, footer or both.
Give important pages prominence and keep supporting information available without overcrowding the main navigation.
Use saved theme colours in different combinations across supported pages and sections.
A dark introduction might suit a collection. A light surface can give artwork room. A quiet background can make a Blog article comfortable to read.
You gain variety while staying within the same visual identity.
Select a supported menu-bar layout that suits your logo and the shape of your website.
A small portfolio may need a simple menu. An artist with several galleries, a shop and workshops may need a different arrangement.
Visual character and a responsive website should work together.
Webarto’s public artist websites are designed for mobile and desktop browsing, so your choices sit within a system that considers both presentation and loading performance.
Begin with your practice
Tell us what you make, show, teach or sell. We will contact you about the Webarto setup that could support your practice.
